The no-code way: payment links

If you sell a handful of products, or want to test crypto without touching your storefront code, use a payment link. Create it in the dashboard, put the URL on a button, an invoice, or a product page, and receive a webhook when it is paid. Nothing to install, nothing to deploy.

  • Create a link with a fixed amount and the tokens/networks you accept.
  • Add the URL to a Buy button, invoice, or social post.
  • Get a signed webhook on payment; funds settle to your wallet.

The drop-in way: the web SDK

For checkout inside your own pages, add the web SDK and open it as a popup, a redirect, or an embedded iframe. The buyer stays on your site and connects a wallet they already have, MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, or any WalletConnect-compatible app. This is the right level for most custom storefronts.

The full-control way: the API

When you want to own the flow end to end, call the server-side QuickCheckout API: one request creates the order and the session and returns a hosted checkout URL you hand to your frontend. It is HMAC-signed, idempotent, and comes with a sandbox. This suits platforms and marketplaces that generate checkouts programmatically.

Do you have to remove your card processor?

No. Adding crypto is additive. Keep your card checkout and offer stablecoins alongside it, so the buyers who prefer crypto, and the cross-border orders cards handle badly, have a cheaper, final option. Because there is no setup fee or monthly minimum, the second rail costs nothing until it settles a payment. See pricing for how the take rate works.